The private toolkit for iOS power users.
SoftwareKit brings iPA signing tools, sideloading resources, jailbreak guides, Apple news, and device utilities together in one fast, privacy-first PWA. No account. No tracking. No unnecessary permissions.
Made for enthusiasts.
SoftwareKit is built for people who want more from their devices.
Go beyond the defaults.
Explore tools, guides, and utilities for people who want more control over their Apple devices.
Keep everything in one place.
Signing tools, useful resources, news, and device utilities come together in one clean, focused experience.
Designed to feel native.
Inspired by Apple's focus on clarity, motion, and simplicity.
Built for people who want more control.
A clean experience for sideloading, device management, and Apple power users.
Sign apps without the headache.
Select an IPA, sign it, and move on. SoftwareKit keeps the process straightforward instead of burying it under unnecessary steps.
Know what's happening.
Check signing status before installation and get a clearer picture of what's happening with your apps.
Your device, clearly presented.
View your UDID and other important device information in a clean, readable interface.
Built for iPhone and Mac.
The experience follows Apple's design language while staying lightweight, fast, and focused on the tools that matter.
Built differently.
Designed for people who care about privacy and control.
No accounts.
SoftwareKit does not require registration, tracking, or unnecessary data collection.
Runs instantly.
Open it in Safari and add it to your Home Screen. No installation permissions required.
Transparent by design.
The project is open source and developed independently.
No tracking. No account. No permissions.
SoftwareKit runs as a PWA and does not require device permissions, accounts, analytics, or advertising profiles. Your data stays yours.
Join the SoftwareKit community.
Get updates, suggest features, report bugs, and help shape the future of SoftwareKit alongside other iOS power users.
Join DiscordSupport independent open-source development.
SoftwareKit is open source and developed independently. Your support helps cover development, hosting, maintenance, and future improvements.
DonateMade for every generation.
Modern devices, classic devices, and everything in between. Each platform gets the experience it deserves.
At home on iPhone.
Sign apps, manage utilities, view device information, and use a clean experience designed around iPhone.
Powerful on Mac.
A Mac experience built around speed and productivity, with the same simple SoftwareKit design.
Older devices still matter.
SoftwareKit Legacy keeps older devices useful with support for iOS 5 through iOS 9, while respecting the simplicity of classic hardware.
Development transparency
As a solo developer, I want to be upfront about the fact that I used AI to help with some features and improvements, especially in areas where I did not have the necessary knowledge yet. I also want to address the comments I've received saying that the app is completely "vibe-coded." I don't like vibe-coding and I'm actually against relying on it as a substitute for understanding and creativity. That said, I do think AI can be a useful coding tool when it's used alongside your own work, testing, debugging, and decisions.
• AltStore repo support: I started working on AltStore repo support based on a friend's idea, then used AI to help improve and fix parts of the implementation.
• The major performance optimizations introduced in v3.2 were made with the help of DeepSeek.
• The iPA Signer was mostly made with AI.
• The landing page was made with AI and then improved by me because landing-page design is not my strong point and I often struggle to come up with ideas for it.
• The Liquid Glass effect from the HarmonyOS version was taken from a CodePen and improved with AI.
• The newsfeed from the HarmonyOS version was fixed with the help of AI because I did not know how to work around the CORS restrictions involved.
• The Device Information feature was improved with AI.
• The app library features were improved with AI.
• Some descriptions and other text were written by me and then improved with AI.
• Some CSS optimizations were made with AI.
AI did not simply build everything and leave it finished. I still had to fix many issues myself because generated code often needed changes before it actually worked the way I wanted. In some cases, getting a feature working properly took many hours of testing, debugging, and rewriting. The rest of the project was built by me.